Troye Sivan scores a #2 debut

Olivia Dean’s “The Art Of Loving” holds at #1 on the ARIA Albums Chart for its 15th non-consecutive week, buoyed by her recent Australian tour, with Troye Sivan following closely behind.

Troye’s fourth album, “She’s The Best”, debuts at #2 on the Albums Chart, #1 on the Australian Albums Chart and #2 on the Vinyl Chart. He reached #6 in 2015 with “Blue Neighbourhood”, #3 in 2018 with “Bloom” and #1 for one week in 2023 with “Something To Give Each Other”. Troye has won eight ARIA Awards and scored three nominations for this year’s awards, which will be handed out on 18 November. 

Tame Impala’s “Deadbeat” shoots up from #47 to #5; it peaked at #2 in October last year. The winner of 15 ARIA Awards and nominated in eight categories for the 2026 awards, he is currently on the Australian leg of his world tour. 

Geese lead singer Cameron Winter lands at #8 on the Albums Chart and #3 on the Vinyl Albums Chart with his second album, “Live At Carnegie Hall”. As part of Geese, he reached #20 last year with “Getting Killed”.

Chase & Status arrives at #9 on the Albums Chart and #17 on the Vinyl Albums Chart with “Generic Everything”. The English drum and bass duo of Saul Milton and Will Kennard have released seven albums; until now, their best performer was “Brand New Machine”, which reached #38 in 2013. 

American singer-songwriter Remi Wolf’s “Mud” debuts at #20 on the Albums Chart and #26 on the Vinyl Albums Chart. It’s his third studio album and first ARIA chart appearance. 

Sydney-based alt-pop singer Darcy Lane is new at #32 on the Albums Chart and #3 on the Australian Albums Chart with her first album, “Vampires & Liars”. 

WA rock band Grub debut at #36 on the Albums Chart and #4 on the Australian Albums Chart with their self-titled debut album. 

On the Singles Chart, Taylor Swift’s “Patient Zero” rises back to #1, giving it two weeks on top, while Olivia Dean’s Australian tour is impacting more than the Albums Chart. Leading the charge is “Man I Need”, which climbs from #3 to #2. It spent 21 weeks on top since November last year and is the second longest-running single ever in Australia behind Tones and I’s “Dance Monkey” (28 weeks in 2019-20). 

Hard on its heels is “Rein Me In”, Olivia’s duet with Sam Fender, which is up from #4 to #3. It spent three weeks at #1 earlier this year. Her former #2 hit “So Easy (To Fall In Love)” climbs from #12 to #10. Olivia is also at #15 with “Nice To Each Other”, #22 with “A Couple Minutes”, #27 with “Baby Steps”, #45 with “Let Alone The One You Love” and #51 with “OK Love You Bye”. 

In non-Olivia Dean news, American singer Ashe lands her first top 10 single as “Stop The Wedding” rises from #11 to #8. 

Sabrina Carpenter’s album “Short N’ Sweet” takes the #1 spot on the On Replay Albums Chart; it spent 13 weeks at #1 on the main albums chart in 2024-25. The Killers’ “Mr Brightside” earns another week at #1 on the On Replay Singles Chart.